Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-27
What q Prominent Rochester Demo
Crat Says Of Cleveland.
AeoulrTAI Of THREE YOUNG GIRLS WHO
CAUSED A MANS DEATH.
A Disatfcus Fire IN q Four-stery Build
Ing .. P~it.sburg.
CELEBRATION or cAIHouN's DAY AT
CHARLESTON, 5. c.
The Eviction Of Settlers from Big
Bend Commenced.
ESPECIAL TO TEE sEsrrNKL.1
Another Cleveland RO0rbaek.

ESPECIAL TO TIE sEETTNEL.1
Another Cleveland Roorbaek.
BUFFALO, April 26.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser says: An important
point, bearing or the present discus
sion as to whether President Cleye-
land does or does not want to be re-
nominated is as follows: A prominent
Democratic politician of Rochester,
who is also an intimate friend of the
President, and knew him well when
he was plain lawyer Cleveland OF
Buffalo, visited Washington recently
to talk over the Rochester P~ostofice
appointment with the President. The
gentleman was one of the most n
thusiastic boomers for Cleveland in
western New York during his cam
paign for Governor and President.
Cleveland received him most cordially,
and spent an hour with him in genera.
conversation. After the immediate
business in hand had been disposed
of, they talked over old times, and q
variety of topics came up. Finally
the Rochesterian rose to withdraw,
and remarked to the President that he
had not been in Washington for 20
years, and did not care to come again,
unless, he added, II would come down
to see you inaugurated for a second
term" The President Immediately
replied, with great emphasis and APP
parent sincerity: "My dear Colonel.
if you wait for that event you will
never come" The Rochester man
protested, but the President putting
his hand in his visitors arm, said:
"No earthly consideration could in
duce me to accept another term.
When / finish my present term Of
Office | expect to retire from public
life." The visitor says he left the
Presidents presence fully impressed
with Cleveland's sincerity and serious
ness in what he said. The conversa-
ton vas repeated to a Buffalo friend
who happened to be in Rochester one
day last week.
The Calhoun Day Ceremonies.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 26.-Cal-
houn day broke bright and beau
tiful, and at an early hour a great
throng began to gather along the line
of the grand military and civic pro-
c~ession which preceded the unwilling
ceremonies. Nearly all the chief men
OF the State, and many prominent
visitors from abroad are here to do
honor to the memory of South Caro-
lina's distinguished on. The process
sion marched through the principal
streets of the city to Marion Square,
where the monument is erected.
Upon the arrival of the procession in
side, the Chief Marshal of the day
called the vast assemblage to order,
and the Mayor, who presided, asked
the Rev. Charles Cateworth Pinckney
to make the opening prayer. The fol-
lowing order of exercises was observed
The unwilling of the monument by 80
young ladies, artillery salute of 10
guns, ode by Miss Chesbersigh, ora
ton by Hon. L. @. c. Lamar, ode by
Mrs. Margaret j. Preston. The rush
to hear Secretary Lamar was immense,
and the great square was black with
people during his speech.
A Fatal Cenflagration.
PrrrsBURa, April pa disastrous
fire broke out this morning in Willis
Brothers grocery store, in q four story
building. the upper stories of which
were occupied by a number Of roomers.
Flames were discovered about / O'Clock
by Willis, who Immediately alarmed
the inmates. The flames spread ra-
| pidly, and before the engines arrived
had gained great Roadway. The fire.
men Immediately ran ladders to the
various stories of the building, while
the policemen broke in the doors to
rescue the inmates. Some fell and
had to be dragged out. VIM. Eber-
man, and a Greek named Hoggit-
zerum, jumped from the windows be-
fore help could reach them. The
Greek was caught by a mar on the
sidewalk, which probably saved his
life, although his skull was fractured.
After the fire was got under control
the bodies of Sophie Coles and Fred
Shipletz were found in bed dead,
suffocated by the smoke. 1t is feared
that Eberman and Hoggitzerum will
not recover. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by an explosion Of
natural gas. The loss, which was
nominal, is covered by insurance.
Three Nice Young Girls.
HARRISBURG, Pa. April 26.-Last
Christmas Della Corbett, Jennie Quay,
and Ella Kauntzman, formerly pupils
in the Soldiers Orphans School, met